Brisé-waaier van gesneden ivoor met symmetrisch opgebouwd patroon en op de sluitbenen een huwelijksaltaar onder twee vogels bij een trofee c. 1770 - 1825

This ivory fan, dating back to the late 18th or early 19th century, is a beautiful example of intricate craftsmanship. The anonymous artist has created a delicate and symmetrical pattern on the fan's surface, showcasing the skill of ivory carving during this period. The fan's design, with its emphasis on detailed and symmetrical patterns, exemplifies the decorative arts of the time. Its small size, measuring only 24 cm in length and 43 cm in span, suggests that it was likely intended for personal use and perhaps served as a fashionable accessory in a social context.